End to end CDMO services for the importation, encapsulation and distribution of T3S and Placebo for the LIONNS-D2 Trial
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Cardiff University has awarded a contract to Simbec-Orion Group Ltd for end-to-end CDMO services to support the LIONNS-D2 Trial, a randomized controlled trial investigating the investigational medicinal product Triiodothyronine sulphate (T3S) in hypothyroid subjects with a specific gene difference in the deiodinase 2 enzyme. The total value of the award is 254,967.60 GBP including VAT, with an estimated performance period running from 5 October 2026 to 1 October 2027. The scope of work requires the provider to import and provide QP sign-off for T3S and matched placebo tablets manufactured by Ardena in Spain, as well as over-encapsulate commercially secured L-thyroxine and matched placebo capsules. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for the storage and labeling of all T3S, L-thyroxine, and respective placebo packs, and the final distribution of these materials to the trial pharmacy at Royal Glamorgan Hospital in Wales.
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